And night follows day and all things come to an end, too. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. She curtsies with the others, but he raises her to his level, calling her Sweet Anne and looking like he’s going to make out with her right then and there, but then Katherine is announced and comes striding into the room from the other direction. Even he knows that Henry and Anne are an item! Directed by Jeremy Podeswa. He knew about Knight secretly scurrying through France with letters to the pope but didn’t know the king’s worst-kept secret? Late at night, George Boleyn makes his way into Anne’s bedroom, where she lays on her bed, looking pensive and unhappy. He delivers that with a disgusted sneer that’s very, well, English. Henry hands his letters to Dr. Knight and tells him to be very, very careful with them. It’s kind of hilarious, actually, because while Henry’s sweating, red faced, and straining like he’s giving birth, Brandon’s cool, calm, and looks like this isn’t a challenge for him at all. During the four seasons that The Tudors—starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers as King Henry VII and Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn—ran on Showtime, it developed a well-earned reputation for its raucous and plentiful sex scenes. Wolsey’s hard at work when More comes into his study and asks him what his hopes are for this French trip. Of course, Anne is with Henry, and the king expectantly asks him how it went. She knows Henry wants to keep it secret, but she also knows that Wolsey’s already initiated the proceedings, and she needs help from her nephew. George joins his sister as Katherine leaves the room and shows her a drawing of a falcon (Anne’s crest) tearing apart a pomegranate (Katherine’s crest.) The Emperor got annoyed and sacked Rome, taking the pope hostage. The relationship between Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn was complicated due to the fact that Anne could not produce a son, Henry often had affairs, and the people of the court hated Anne. Henry and Anne went into this thinking it was forever; Henry killing one of the swans was symbolic of killing the other's life-mate. Compton chuckles like this is actually a clever thing to say, and he and Henry take off. Also, I thought Brandon was supposed to be doing something to help bring Wolsey down in order to earn his way back to court. Wolsey asks him straight up if he’ll accept the judgment of the cardinals in France, and More points out that with the pope free, there’s really no need for a conclave. Charles smiles in relief that he didn’t just have his arm chopped off as punishment. Her father tells her Wolsey’s standing in the family’s way and it’s her job to make sure he’s gone. Boleyn, finally acting like he cares about his own child, asks her how she feels about all this, and Anne admits she wasn’t happy about it at first, but it seems she’s starting to develop actual feelings for Henry. Specifically, this portrait: Gabrielle was the mistress of Henry IV of France, who wasn’t even born until 1553 (at least 21 years after the events happening on The Tudors now), and didn’t hook up with her until the 1590’s, which means the sisters are copying a painting that won’t even exist for another sixty years and is so obscure that I’m pretty sure only the people who happened to read Sex with Kings recognized it. At dinner that night, Henry toasts to his divorce, which he expects any day now. Honestly, I don’t know why the show didn’t  bother telling the actual story of what happened between Anne and Wolsey, which is that she fell in love with and got engaged to Henry Percy, a son of the Duke of Northumberland, but Henry spotted her and wanted her for himself and told Wolsey to break the engagement. Henry tells her he wants them to always speak freely with one another. It’s why he was so good in Match Point—he looks like the type who’d blow away a pregnant woman. Henry, not sounding shocked in the least, tells them he’s shocked and hurt, since Wolsey was such a good friend and close advisor. How long has More been at court, again? I’m sorry, but JRM has the creepiest, coldest eyes I’ve ever seen in a human being who wasn’t an acknowledged sociopath. Anne of Cleves, Henry VIII’s fourth wife. in season Title Setting Directed by … I find it hard to believe he’s not aware of their flirtation, since he seems so well informed about everything else. Wolsey returns to Whitehall to face the music. Um, yeah, obviously. Anne gives Wolsey a nice “gotcha” smile. Wolsey’s shocked by this and demands to know who Henry wants to hook up with, and again, how is it that Wolsey is the only person on earth at this point that doesn’t know Anne and Henry are together? Henry's favouritism toward these "common-born" men angers the noble-born Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham. He’s amazed to learn that Henry’s in love with Anne, and asks about this prior relationship. Henry hushes her condescendingly, and she ruefully says she’s talking about things that she shouldn’t. Anne Boleyn is, of course, famous for her refusal to sleep with Henry before she was his wife, an event that would not occur for six years after she made this decision. It could simply by symbolic of the weight Henry VIII is supposed to gain - though so far Henry … With Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Henry Cavill, James Frain, Joss Stone. It’s not even a secret anymore, they’re practically having sex on picnics in front of friends and servants. Katherine scoffs and tells her Henry will get tired of her, just like all the others. The great thing about The Tudors is that the screen writers made up a ton of stuff. Henry VIII rides out alone to meet Francis I. Thanks, Cardinal Obvious. You can see and hear the Season 1 titles here. Henry finishes up by saying that Brandon isn’t banished forever, just as long as he breathes. Wolsey bows to Francis and his wife, Claude. I'm sure I'm not the only one who occasionally re-watches the Tudors for Dormer as Anne Boleyn. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Get every new post on this blog delivered to your Inbox. Wolsey breaks the news of the conclave disaster as Wyatt continues his poem in voiceover and Anne looks from one man to another, her face inscrutable. Katherine tells Anne that Henry can’t really give Anne his heart because Katherine has it. Compton suggests they ditch court for a bit and go hunting. Mendoza asks how he can help, and Katherine asks him to tell the Emperor that Henry’s planning to divorce her. (Henry does seem to sleep with everyone else, with the possible exception of his wife, while Anne sleeps with no one, with the possible exception of her brother.) More waxes poetical and nonsensical in order to essentially tell Wolsey that he deals on a spiritual plane, which doesn’t corrupt the way politics do. The poem, of course, is about Anne, although she’s never named. Back in France, both Wolsey and Francis sign the treaty simultaneously, and everyone applauds. This video is about the passion of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyns relationship.Song: Undisclosed Desires - Muse She reminds him that there were times when Wolsey was kind to him, but Brandon says he’s quite forgotten all that. In Spanish, she asks him to take a letter to the emperor, since Wolsey reads all her mail, and she suspects he’s turned some of her ladies against her. The most widely believed and seemingly appropriate is that the swans are symbolic of Anne Boleyn and her relationship with Henry: * Henry begins the episode admiring the swan, but is ultimately driven to kill it. Anyway, it sufficiently titillates (sorry, couldn’t help it) George, who happily jumps into bed with them. Francis’s son, the Duke d’Orleans, is brought forward to meet Wolsey, and he expresses quite a bit of enthusiasm over his engagement to Princess Mary. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Unlike most affairs the King has, he does not sleep with Anne, in fact he doesn’t sleep with her nor with anyone else. Wyatt moves on to More and observes he doesn’t seem to be a big fan of the French. In his throne room, Henry descends from his dais and tells Brandon, who’s kneeling below, that he heard Brandon crawled to court like a dog. He merely thanks Boleyn, and Thomas is shown out. Wyatt bemoans the fact that he thought she loved him as he loved her, but she didn’t. Mendoza promises to let the emperor know what’s going on. Anne says no and goes to leave, but Katherine calls for her to stop. Henry ignores his wife completely and tells Anne he’ll be having dinner with her father and uncle that night. Episode 1.10 Uncle of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII's fifth wife, Catherine Howard. By the way, they’re wearing matching outfits. Wolsey confides that he’d really rather be home these days, instead of dragging from country to country at his age. Very dumb. Henry first sees Anne at the summit he holds with King Francis, but doesn't think much of her. Henry can’t believe that, but Boleyn breaks in to say that Wolsey has some prejudice against Anne. Except Wolsey. He certainly seems to have a liking for pain and humiliation. Henry kills some time playing cards with Compton, and losing to Compton’s two queens (oh, ha ha, show). Surrey. and warns her not to try to take Henry away. Henry first notices Anne at the summit when Francis, the King of France, points her out, and her sister Mary Boleyn. Anne tells Katherine that she loves Henry and believes he loves her. From what we saw of Brandon’s and Margaret’s homelife last week, I think he’s being punished enough, not that Henry would care. He observes to one of the servants that it looks like Henry’s in love. So, no big deal, then. Rather than slapping his face, kicking him in the nuts, and getting the hell out of there as most self-respecting women would have done, Slut Sister #1 asks what he’ll want in return for this knowledge. He finally manages to beat Henry, as the music builds to this huge crescendo like this is a major dramatic moment in the show instead of just another example of Henry’s childishness. No wonder he wants Brandon to come back to court. Henry settles on Anne Of Cleves as his fourth wife but is disappointed with her attractiveness and blames Cromwell for his unhappy situation. And since the real pope might never escape captivity… Wolsey cuts him off, calling this idle speculation, and tells More to get lost. Wolsey says it will. Is Wolsey an idiot? He asks her what’s wrong, and she says he wouldn’t understand. Before episode 5, Anne rejects all of Henry's advances and refuses to become his mistress, increasing his desire to marry her, but Anne cannot resist any longer and submits to him, agreeing that she will sleep with him- and give him a son- after they are married. https://tudors.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_and_Anne?oldid=7391. He manages to recover and responds politely to the king’s overtures. Her pieces may be fantastically placed, but her whole game board is balanced on a fence post. It gets awkward when Anne gets to the part about Henry wanting to kiss her breasts, but they get past it. He moves into the bedroom, where he finds the Slut Sisters naked in his bed, posed in a manner that evokes a portrait of Gabrielle d’Estrees and one of her sisters. Their relationship begins about halfway through season 1. Norfolk is represented as an arrogant intriguer, conscious of his noble rank and arch-enemy of Cardinal Wolsey. Another is that the swan was, at the time, the royal dish. Just your average business trip. Natalie Dormer and Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII in television drama The Tudors from 2007. Yeah, Kate, he really seems devoted to you.
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